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:hiclp: Beautiful displays! :thup: How lovely your glass birds look displayed all together ... but with space between so you can see them in all their beauty! (Unlike my cabinets, which are so full you can't see the things at the back :pb:)

Hi everyone!I am new in this forum and I want to share with you my humble collection.I am fascinated with glass and crystal, it is an incredible material for everyday objects, its light and its reflection turns objects into works of art.I tried to organized my stuff into themes:

FIRST PHOTO:Frosted glass, a Lalique Pinsons bowl, an Etling France little vase and two INWALD vases (Forest and Pansies)

SECOND PHOTO:Art Deco Style Pressglass Vases, some of them Czechs, two Luxval 1935 (Val Saint Lambert): "Marceau" and "Model:60" and some unknown (any information is welcomed!)

Hello Hugo.....how lovely that you have reawakened the Themed Glass Displays.....well done! Oh and welcome as well.....as we haven't 'met' yet!

I like the vase in picture 3 with the swirly pattern...... and the one in the first picture that looks like shells all over it.

I think I had better get the camera out again, I keep promising!

Hello Rosie! thanks for your comments, the swirly pattern Vase in picture 3 is Argentinian (just as me ) it is signed "Querandi" , Querandi was one of the finest argentinian glass and crystal manufacturer this vase is a hand made brown to clear acid etched glass vase.The small one in the first foto is a Czech INWALD Barolac, pressedglass vase named "pansies" circa 1930.Greetings Hugo

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Great pictures Hugo and lovely pieces - I love the pansies vase, it's such a fantastic design. The forest one also. And thank you it's interesting to hear about Argentinian glass makers and to show such a fab vase from them....I've never heard any information on Argentinian glass.m

Yes, thank you Hugo....Like m, I hadn't heard of Argentinian glass....so you see you never stop learning with glass (or anything else for that matter!). I thought the little vase was shells, but that's 'cos I'm on my little 10" laptop tonight, and so it is not so easy to see. I have heard of the 'Pansies' vase though......I have a green Barolac John Jenkins (?) 'Butterflies' oblong vase which I count amongst my most favourite pieces.....it is in the Glass Gallery here if you want to see it.

Great pictures Hugo and lovely pieces - I love the pansies vase, it's such a fantastic design. The forest one also. And thank you it's interesting to hear about Argentinian glass makers and to show such a fab vase from them....I've never heard any information on Argentinian glass.m

The forest vase is one of my favorites too, and the Lalique Pinsons also.

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